Andreas Weber
Dr. Andreas Weber is a German academic, scholar and writer who holds degrees in Marine Biology and Cultural Studies. He is the author of eight non-fiction books and dozens of magazine features and is highly respected for his work in the fields of popular science and environmental sustainability. Andreas explores new understandings of life-as-meaning or ‘biopoetics’ and ‘biosemiotics’ in science and in the arts, and his work has been translated into several languages and published around the globe.
The Enlivenment Manifesto: Politics and Poetics in the Anthropocene
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Key Concepts The current ideology of dead matter, mechanical causality, and the exclusion of experience from descriptions of reality in […]
The Biology of Wonder | Finding the Human in Nature
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Of course, the animals need humans. They need us like old parents, against whom we have revolted for a while […]
Enlivenment: A New Bios for our Relation to the Natural World and to Ourselves
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People often call for ‘changing the system’ and seek to reform the ‘free market’ approach that turns everything, including life […]